The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-05-05
A Condensed Review Of Events TraHs-
pIred and TransplrIng
In and About CantOn--Bits Of News Gath
cred from All of the Many Sources
Found in q Progressing,
Thriving city.

Growing wheat 10 looking up, aud
peach, plum and cherry rees are get
ting In full bloom.
MIR. Joseph Henry, Mrs. Margaret Hal.
ter and Mrs. Louis Engel spent yester
day with relatives and frlerds In aud
around Malvern.
The grounds are being cleaned at the
lake.
The street p rade Of Sells BrOS' show
next Friday will be q grand one.
Bennett s. MOUitOu are billing tht
city. They open next Monday night.
Miss Mamie Hahn, of 1877 East Tu ca
Rwas street, leaves to 6ay for Chicago,
on an extended visit to friends and rels
tlVes.
A new horse disease has m8de.lis ap
Dearence among the hOr' es In this clIy.
Mr.. W. s. Shertzer lost two by It lart
week.
Daniel Thedy and CiDtha Gueler we're
married at the residence of the bdde's
parents by Squire Mark Wettach SatOr.
day.
The enterDrising ~ Rep got 'scOoDed"
on the CarrOllton fraud and then did
the baby act by crying. Poor thing,
how 1t must have hurt 'er.
Mr.. John NJ. Faber will soon open u
fine grocery and provision house III the
room lately vacated by j. A Meyer, the
jaweler, on North Market street.
A little son Of Fritz ChOpard had aev-
eFsI teeth kicked out by q horse yester-
day. 1t was found, upon examination,
that the jaw bone was also fractured.
A. 8. Humherger, Of Massillon, has
purchased the extensive dry goods stock
Of Paul j. Gsume, of Alliance, and will
In all probability move 1t to Massillon.
The work Of laying water mains on
East Third street will 500 be complet
ed. Superintendent Mckinney says he
will have mains laid all over the city by
the 1st of July.
The uuexcelled, stupendous cOmbina-
tlOn of circuse5, menageries, museums
and special and startling novelties gath
cred together In Sells Bios. great show,
will be here Friday.
The Gillian building, corner Market
and Third streets, will be built back to
Court street. The front on MsrFet
street will be used for store rooms and
the rear portion for the shop.
John Miley, an old railroad hand, was
killed at alliance, Monday by being
caught between the bumpers while
coupling cars. 1t was instant death,
crushing In his breast. Deceased leaves
his wife and eight offspring.
Nelson Riddle, a dusky gentleman of
leisure, was very badly riddled with
rum last night, and roasted In the city
cage 10 consequence. The Mayor very
kindly allowed him two hours In which
to settle up his affairs In this city and
seek new pastures. He has left us.
Mary Corey, the imbecile girl, daugh.
ter Of Maria Corey, the hOusekeeDer for
Dan Winkleman, who now keeps place
In the Oak Grove neighbOrhOOd, and
John Miller, tramp. who had knee
hurt by the cars, have been aent by the
Township Trustees to the Infrmary.
Charles 8. Slower, who has just re.
turned from California, where he has
been living for some time, has accepted
the position Of clerk at the Barnett
Hotel, made vacant by the resignation
Of Charles W. Martin. Mr.. Martin com
menced with Mr.. D1eber at tie Heights
yesterday.
II i5 reported that an attempt had
been made to set fire to the residence of
Mr.. Welsh, at No. AZ North Cherry, Sun
day night, coal oil being used to satu-
rate the woodwork. Two unknown per-
SONS, it Is said, we're seen In the neigh
bOrhOOd, but were frightened away be-
fore match was applied.
Circuit Judge Albaugh has gone to
Youngstown to hold court. having ex
changed seats with Judge LaubIe, who
Ia holding court in New Philadelphia.
The exchange was made because Judge
Albaugh was formerly Interested as an
attorney In several cases which will
come before the Tuscsrawas county
court.
There was a full attendance of the
Commissioners Of Stark and Columbiana
counties at the meeting of the joint
board held at the Children's Home Tues
day. The only important business
transacted was the election of Hon. 8. G.
Bowman, Of MassilloD, as a trustee of
the Home, to take the place of Mr.. G. f,
RIcks, whose term has just expired.
Mr.. W. W. Anderson, one of the sub
stantial, old reliable Democrats of the
east end, has purchased the popular
East TuscarRWas street saloon and res
taursnt known as the Empire from Mr..
Charles Mist, and Is now In possession
OF the establishment Billy is a square
man all through and will not be long in
securing a host Of friends In this city.
Following is a clipping from the
Peoria ullinOis) Transcript, Of April
OgLL. urrAo Qrok anti 0aFn m n 0oH in = n a
Peoria branch of the Unifed States
Courts is that Of the Chieftain Hay Bake
Company, Canton. Ohio, vs. Hoover, Lee
& Company, Rock Island, Ill. 1t in
wolves the patent right Of post hole
digger and 5000 damages. The sttOr
neys are Crafty Bros, Fuller Il Gallup"
W. M. Cox has resigned his position
with the Adams Express Co., and will
probably return to his old pastime as
foreman In the lumber yard Of j. B. POy-
ser g Son. The Adamas Express Com
Danv loses the service Of good and ef-
fieient man. While with the company
Mr.. Cox made large circle Of friends
among the business and manufacturing
conCerns, all Of whom sincerely regret
to see him leave the company.
DR., franklin Hudson's three-year-old
colt ran away with him, while he was
driving south on Walnut street
Rt 2:f5 o'clock this afternoon.
The horse started at Fifth street
and q short distance south Of Tuscar
RWas threw the doctor out and wreck
ed the buggy. The animal was
stopped at Ninth street. DR.. Hudson
was considerably bruised and had leg
injured. The horse had both hind legs
badly cut and lacerated.
Mr.. Henry W. KeFch, who for two
vaora naak hon had NharUa nf the adVar-